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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1910
Page
6
Form of lease and reservations available at the Mshop Hatale office located at 77 Merchant street on and after February 18 1910.
An overly dramatic offer claims Tem plor Ranch Oil has nine wells and large oil reserves with 200 shares at 30 certs. The ad urges immediate purchase from P. E. R. Strau ch at 165 King St Waity Bldg, presenting the deal as a safe investment and urging readers to act.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a California oil dividend and a mortgage loan office at 166 Geary Street San Francisco. The legible items mention dividend timing and alerts but lack coherent details or dates.
Latest sugar quotation 4.36 cents per pound or 987.20 per ton. Prices listed include Sug. Co items at 475 and 53 pounds, Honokaa 22, Plotvor 4225, Ploneer 225 and 60, and other varied amounts. The fragmentary record shows multiple firms and amounts without full context.
A fragmented local page reports classified ads and notices from Honolulu including services, cleaning and laundry, hat cleaning, and denture care. It mentions shipping schedules, the Marathon bicycle race, boxing preliminaries, and a police court calendar with multiple cases and hearings. Police updates cover a Japanese sailor incident, a district magistrate appointment, and a minor wounding altercation.
Fragmentary text lists names such as Shariff Jarrett and Hultan Caf with inconsistent phrases like five dollar and meal ticket. Mentions Metherny Shoe tore Packard ghee and Awitor Hicknell but details are garbled. Reading suggests a pricing or vendor note for a marathon pace event with no clear outcome or structure.
A vague ad seeks a Hawaiian born Chinese boy for a position in a city or country store. Mentions French Laundry and Beretinia street with referetion beat. Reward offered by J B Enos Union Street. Dog named Primo referenced.
At the annual meeting of the stockholders of The Pacific Guano & Fertilizer Co held at the Hi Hackfeld & Co Ltd office in Honolulu on February 24, 1810 the following directors and auditors were elected for the ensuing year Gen N Wilcox Paul Te Ieenberg J F Hamburg We Protophouer Geo Rodiek and Kamp directors and Armin Hane berg auditor. At a subsequent board meeting the officers were appointed for the year George N Wilcox and Paul Hileenberg as president and first vice president respectively.
A student of natural history quips that man is the only animal that treats a handkerchief seriously. The thoughtful thinker counters with a wary remark, suggesting the idea is only partly true and invites further questioning. The dialogue hints at gendered observations about women’s handkerchiefs.
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